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APAGE IIXCHICKASnA DAILY EXPRESS CHICKASIIA " OKLAHOMACHICK ASH A DAILY EXPRESSChO H. EVANS Publisher and Buaines Manager.J. EDWIN POOL Managing Editor. Q f P I (.! 1 a L PAP i B 0 r G R A D V C O H NTVCHfCKASHA OKLAHOMA OCTOBER 1 1918lUBSOKlPTiONS KATt-0 fitr tlliernl by carrier - V 'j monibk delivered bi rrlcr fThree wmlnt flclivertd hv crr i 13c woatti u'etlvercd by carrier to0t week delivered bv enrrirr .I.Otic year by tonil .. $4.00Six month i by mail .. ..$2.00Three oioalhi bv mail $1.00Single eopr '-- 5'-Jiav etroaeoo renccllnnIhr fh icier fmniiln.f i. ir-" - ' . in 10 Ok-a4.Y; bitten wv 'p$ot.1 ilc i'.'o.:.i y hv t Xftroykwil he ylatih eorrecttd uponit DeiHj Drouyht tothe un'rv.Una of lie mnaajcmeal.QIVK8 A LI THfi LOCAL NEWH I B.I NEWS HY 0. P. WIRE DAI I i'THEY NEVER COMPLAIN"Not a won! of conipiaint es-capes their lips writes Dr. Geo."V. TrueU. a prominent Hoptistminister in Dallas from a hospit-al in France where ho is doing:Y. .M. C A. work." Dr. Trnett wan doaeribinf? boiuow't'iicK which he saw among thesoldiers of the allied armies par-ticularly the fcpirit of the wound-ed men. He went through thehospitals where men were suffer-ing in all the horrible ways thatthe imagination can picturesome victims of gas liudw goneflesh torn and burned some eye-less ltuf. why delineate the detailsof ihe forbidding picture? TheAmerican visitor talked withmany of these num. Listen againto what he says: . . ."Not n word of oomplnint es-(apeH their lips."Correspondents with the Amer-ican forces in the various sector.in France send back reports simi-lar to that written by Dr. Truott.They tell of our boys going overthe top with a well marching in-to battle joyously heedless ofdanger and death; they tell ofwounded men who are happy be-cause they luive had the privilegeof doing their bit toward smash-ing the monster of militarismthese nun do not complain.If not a word of complaintcomes from the lips f men whoendure all the hardships and ag-onies of battle what shall we sayof the man at home who is disposed to murmur about any dutywhich the war makes incumbent J' 1. . . ft T -i 1 . .upon mm: .is u donating moneyto" the Red Cross or one of Iheother war agencies'? Is it buyingLiberty bonds or War SavingsStamps? What do these thingscount when placed in the balancewith the service and the suffer-ings of our soldiers?The man or woman at homewho possesses even the smallestpiirt of the spirit of the men whoare paying the "last full measure'of devotion" is not a grumbler.The only thing that worries the.true American is his inability to t-iven her a 'thoroiiirh Jickin' andd( a.s much as the soldier who is that's exactly what we are goingfighting for him. The man who t'; do.capitalists. We are glad thatHcrtJiny has at Ins! found out Ihetruth. .'Another thing we loom fromthe lion von Hcrtling is thatGermany is excedlinalv nnxiw.sto enter into a world league toprcserv pen a-. We gather fromhi remarks that thin 1 irt one ofHert s pet ideas. However therois one condition that he is parti.-uirrly insistent upon in formingsuch a combination and that isthe protection of small nations.Oh boy did you ever see tm?h acolossal exhibition of gall? Ger-nmy the protector of the rightof Kiiiall nations.' On this matterthe Hon. von Hertling says "Wecan forthwith and without re-serve state that we have an en-tirely clear conscience." Nowhere ;': where you went just aleetle too far Heri. If your eon-science i.s clear after the rape ofBelgium Germany is not fit tomove in good ..society but mustcontinue to slink about amongthe criminal classes until we haw.Anyway We'll .have to give the Bul-Bn credit .far having enough senset; see their finish when it Is insight. ' . . . l-yrlin is now complaining becausoopine of our boys took their trustyshut Rims with them. Naiiffhty 111feliows they should huvo curriedonly thfdr swagger sticks. jEven if you do feel lilto slackin' (it Is bad manners to show it whenthe Liberty bonders cail on you.Just m!le nnd sign up. Of course Itit you wnnt to cuss the k.User a fewat the same time. It will be all right.!A STOLEN SMILEcomplains at home shouldhis luad in shame.hang-o-HEItTLING GETS . WISEProm the speech of Ccuint vonHcrtling before the main commit-tee of the rcichstag last week welearn several interesting things.Iu the first place the kaiser isa very pronounced pacifist heloathes 'war from the very bottomof his soul ami only took' up thesword because Germany's ene-mies drove him to it. Who wasthe guilty guy who started thething? Inter now a new actoron the scene dragged from hisgrave to be made the goat-"-thelate King Edward of Englandjoiiy; good-natured soul. "Theworld war was prepared yearsago by the well-known. encirclingpolicy of King Edward" says theHon. von Hcrtling.'.We haven !t time to defendKing Edward and we questionwhether that deceased sovereignneeds any court proceedings toacquit him of the charge. Wepass on to the next interestingbit of information which the Hon.von Hcrtling hands out. "Thewildest war fury is at presentraging in the l.'uited States."Kight-o. Hert you've grown wiseat last. America is hopping madfighting mad every man wo-man and child in the countryand even the clogs are on the warpath. Incidentally it might beadded tha' we have had enoughto make us mad and we don't ex-pect to get into a good humor un-til we have evened up the score.We used to learn from the Berlinpress that the war party wassmall being confined to a few:EXPRESS PACKA0ETTE3?First of the MonthThey've been trooping In all dayDam 'cm wish they'd stay awayJust one thing they have to fiay:"Hero's a bill for you to pay." !What wo aro beginning to fear now ;is that the kaiser will sign a separate ipeace and leave Austria to fight it jout. 'ER TWO

Better Hair Better Votes"I told Henrietta that 1 was proudto see her vote JihU like .1 man" saidMr. Meektou ' -"ma that please her?"".No. The choice of phrase was un-fortunate. She 's;ild that if shecouldn't use better judgment than aman there would have been no need; of her troubling about the vote in; the firnt place."- Sketch.It HappenedOnce a year- the newsboys orcertain district of London are takenfor an. outinfif up the Thames by aJ gentleman of the neighborhood whenthey can bathe lo their hearts cou-tent. iI Ah ono litli boy was getting into;the water a friend observed. "I say; l!i!l ain't yer dirty!""Yes replied Kill "I missed thutrain last year? TIMMls.-The reason you patronizeone store instead of another isbecause you feel it can do-moreloryou; gives better values andservice. You don't ; go any-where just because some mer-chant asks you. .The things you do in the store are more important than thethings wc say about it. We'redevoting our ;time to makingthis j$tore the kind of place youwant to come to for your ownsake;- v : ".art Schaffcer Marx Clothesa Big Reason for Coming HereBut despite the fact that the Bochowar machine is on the bum old H. C.h. continues his successful offensiveagainst us:S I Simp says ho notices that aman and his wife always agree on asubject except when they have differ-ences of opinion.The Ilock Island workers didn'tstutter when they answered - thekaiser's peace offensive. Did younotice how they ate up their Libertybond quota?It's dull day for the British. Tommies In Palestine when the don't hagio" '' war.I Warrior from I'altstino (whoso! linhv fu n!i;F fi I a )ttiltaiu.l a.i.lwho had a 'bottle? '-of Jordan waterfor Iho purpose) "Kb by the way niteniiiter I ha'e broclit this bottle "I Minister "No the nop" lnddit!' Af-j ter the ceremony I'll - be verra: pleased." London Opinion.ANOTHER TIE FORMINGBy United Pr.ess.London August 1!). -(By mail.)Englifih and French children arefounding an "entento" of their own.Those little French children whoseparents find it liripossible to removethem from Paris and the terrors of adaily bombardment are to be adoptedinto KukHhII families "for the durn-' '' li t '4' I "Coprlght Hurt SchaHsor & If an. The nice thing about these clothesis the fact that you don't have to thinkof the quality; . it's there;' all .Wool finetailoring; guaranteed.All you have to do is to pick out thestyle you like and whatever it may beyou know it's right. Our duty is to seethat you get the' right fit and the rightthing for yoii.- . FALL OVERCOATS ' They're here in every good style;military backs; loosely draped models;raglan shoulders Chesterfields slip-ons. ' ;VARSITY ': FIFTY FIVE SUITSThe military idea dominates thisfall; 5 seam backs; seams at the waist-line; lively touches for every youngtaste. - :i' - ';-:v J . ; . ;a few thousand Turks. It seems that Many a lonely little English childbeins captured has become a con-' will' profit by companionship' of afirmed habit with the Sultan's Aold- j bright vivacious French child andier. . . tne r tencn enna win uave an opportunity of studying: the .English lifeOur guess is that the kaiserhasn't slept very well for severalnights. It was enough to give himthe nfghtmuro to have the? Sultancome along and strike him for an-other loan when he wua alreadybroke. :and language. 'PerentH all over. England are send-out invitation for "duration" ad-options glad to do something tolighten ihe lot - of the harassedFrench mother who-is in daily fearfor hor child's safety.llllll!ll!ll!l!i!lllll!ll!il!l!l!lllll!IIWOur Leadershipn IllustratedAgarThis season in particularwhen dependable mer-chandise is more appre-ciated than ever before.We FeatureT7tr.ttd v . "i--'jrl"iT'non-extravagant modesand Millinerv. N&ll3a;hNW2Q- ' - g tfnsvrwxvir--- j; -wNon-extravagant in the sense that they adhere to a sim-plicity of style and a moderateness in price so absolutely inaccord with the spirit of the times.The home of Hart Schaf frier & Marx Clothesl!pili!li!!iilllllliilll!illl!!llllll!l!!l!l!!i:illllll!:!!!hDaily Express Wants Brieg Eesialts :i!!ii!iiiniH!!IHH!llI!lili:!!i!!l!Silllii!l!i;!!il!lllil!!i!l!S!!I!IEIli!i!iliHlill!l!li!!lill!SinHiilSl!!liii!!l!ilHeed the Advice of the U. S. IFuel Administration. IBecause of our specializing Ladies' Ready-to'-Wearand our unusual efforts to pro-vide splendid values. We are able to offeran unusually large variety for selection.CIIXmiIfIHIllIIIIIIISi!ISSI!lHI!XIUl2!Hn!IfSinlili:!IIIIHUE:iiiKIiIiniIIlIIfUEr1 1 -Vifon't Put Off Buying YouriLonger. urder it now.FOR THE BEST LUMP COALPHONE 32inChickasha Milling Co. jU!fl!!!lllili;i!ir!nii!!!!HiMW' k'Vv-If'i.-!1 1